The days I spent in Nitaya's house still remain fresh in my mind since I was back home. I was impressed by what she and her lovely families served and performed. Her house is sort of traditional Thai wood villa located by a serene canal. She offered us Thai breakfasts as promised which are diversified and delicious. Her husband was quite warm-hearted ushering us into his family museum collecting some exquisite porcelain and furniture and treating us cups of freshly ground coffee made of beans from his own plantation. The only thing may not be perfect is that there is no hot water for shower in our room but I bet that's not a big deal for other guests. Can't wait to see the Nitaya's again :)